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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 137, 10 June 1911, Page 9

The Health Officer reports for the week, in respect to plague and rats, are eminently .satisfactory in that two plague patients have been discharged from the hospital, while no sign of the disease has been discovered in any of the rats brought to the office for inspection. The experience of the past has been that unwelcome finds have been made subsequent to heavy downpours of rain, and possibly the deluge of this morninn- wQI fiave the effect of driving from the shelter of the sewers large numbers of rats that habitually harbour there. It will, however, be a day or two before exact information as to the effect of the rain in this respect will be definitely known. In connection with the Coronation ' services Colonel Wolfe, officer command - ing the Auckland military district, states that it has now been satisfactorily arranged that church services will take place before the Coronation parade on Thursday, 22nd inst. The troops will parade in time to attend and lea-ve at 12.30 to go to the Domain. Smart Oheviot costumes, semi-fi.ttinn\ braid trimmings, brown,-navy, grey, and hello. J.CX. bargain price, 15/6. — John Court. Ltd., Queen-street.— (Ad.) Boys' tweed overcoats, with fancy collars. Mostly double-breasted; to fit boys from three to seven years. Usual prices, 4/9 to 5/11; now clearing at 3/6. —John Court Ltd., Queen-st. —Ad. j Wrapper and blousing flannelettes in a wide range of choice colourings and designs. Usual prices, 7Jd, 94d, and lOid: now all reduced to 6Jd yard.—John Court, Ltd., Queen-street.—(Ad.) Sample aprons and Dorothy pinafores, at sample prices.—Smith and Ltd.—(Ad.) " All-wool Panama- cloths, black and navy, 54in wide. Usual price 2/6, barpain price 1,11 A.—John Court Ltd.. Queen-street.— (Ad-J